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Diablo III: Collector's Edition (Windows/Mac: Mac and Windows, 2012)
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Approximately£66.01
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I love this game! I was a huge fan for Diablo 2 so when Diablo 3 was released I was stoked, but I had missed being able to buy the collector's edition which was being sold at a huge price that I was having trouble coming up with the funds. Luckily for me I found a seller who was selling the game new in a price range I could handle and I purchased it. I love the easy way to move through the game and graphics are great. What I wish they had changed about the game is camera directions I am so used to being able to get closer or zoom out or spin around in World of Warcraft that I found I look for that feature in other Blizzard games. Over all a great game and if your a fan of Diablo 2 you will feel like you've come home in this this next installment.
The packaging is beautiful. Probably the best of all the collector editions from any Blizzard game. The demonic USB hub and 4GB thumb drive are a work of art and would look on any table. I would have liked a bigger capacity to actually make it useful for my needs, but it is big enough for most common users. The level of detail in the art book is amazing, and the book itself is beautifully made. The soundtrack has the feel of continuation from the original Diablo games. I like it as background music while I am doing stuff on the computer. If you also play WoW and are a pet collector, then you will be glad to get one more for your collection. The addition of Diablo II and its expansion is a nice touch. Convenient for people who were planning to play Diablo II as a refresher. Additional in-game perks include a few account bound items such as the angelic wings, which are cool and will make you stand out, and black and white dye that you can use as many times as you please. The inclusion of the game in a DVD is good, but hardly seems a fundamental need since everything is online nowadays. You still have to download gigabytes worth of data as an update to be able to play the game. Overall, I am very happy with the Diablo III Collector's Edition purchase. Blizzard never disappoints with the packaging, content or additional perks. There are a lot of good reviews for the game itself, so I won't spend too much time on it except to say that I am very pleased with the graphics, sound, and game content. I am a solo players and have many hours of gameplay ahead of me including leveling 5 character for all difficulty levels, and getting all the achievements. This game has a high entertainment and reply value for me. The one thing that I am disappointed about is the requirement to be online to play the game. I understand that they need the server support for user authentication, prevent cheating, and the random regeneration of content. However, it is a pain when the connection is slow, or the servers are down or under maintenance.Read full review
Diablo III picks up the story twenty years after the events of Diablo II. Mephisto, Diablo, and Baal have been defeated, but the Worldstone, which once shielded the inhabitants of the world of Sanctuary from the forces of both the High Heavens and the Burning Hells, has been destroyed, and evil once again stirs in Tristram. Playing as a hero from one of five distinct character classes, players acquire powerful items, spells, and abilities as they explore new and familiar areas of Sanctuary and battle hordes of demons to safeguard the world from the horrors that have arisen. Diablo III features a custom 3D-graphics engine to render lush indoor and outdoor areas of Sanctuary with a high level of detail and vivid special effects. The game's physics-enhanced environments are interactive and destructible, offering traps and obstacles that create added danger for players and monsters alike. These elements, along with a new quest system and random scripted events, have been integrated into the game’s random-level generator, giving Diablo III the ultimate combination of dynamic gameplay and replayability. Cooperative and competitive play are available online through an upgraded version of Blizzard Entertainment’s renowned online gaming service, Battle.net.Read full review
Having played Diablo and Diablo II, Diablo III was a seemingly must-have video game. As it turns out, Diablo III Collector's Edition gives additional features that enhances the experience of interacting with Diablo III (i.e. a booklet of Diablo artwork and in-game angelic wings and dyes) and a useful 2GB soulstone USB flash drive that fits into a Diablo skull so the Diablo III Collector's Edition has been well-worth acquiring. Blizzard's Starcraft II Collector's Edition was a personal favorite in regards to any collector's edition, but Diablo III Collector's Edition seems to be a good contender.
The game was in perfect condition and was exactly what it was suppose to be in description. This product comes with artwork, a cd, and in game content you dont see very often. The seller was on top of everything when it came to any problems, he was very prompt, you cant go wrong
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
It was very well packed. Everything was sealed except for the main game! I was able to use the codes for diablo 2 which was my main goal! Thanks alot for everything!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I'm not kidding: I can't believe Blizzard turned Diablo III around. Two years ago when the game first launched, I never thought I'd be sitting here writing a positive review of anything branded Diablo III, and yet here we are. Is Reaper of Souls perfect? No. And I suspect like World of Warcraft, many people will sprint through the new content, maybe raise the new Crusader class up to Level 70, and then quit when progress slows down again. But Reaper of Souls is an entertaining piece of content that, in conjunction with Loot 2.0, fixes many of Diablo III's deepest flaws. This is definitely worthy expansion in the Diablo franchise.
This games get's loads of hate. I have been playing Diablo III on and off since release. Since Diablo II revolutionized the hack and slash, the expectations of D3 have been set too high. The downfall of this game was not the Real Money Auction House, it was just the Auction House in general. The most fun about D2 was interacting with other players, negotiating and trading. If you want to have the best experience with this game, I suggest getting a group of friends and only doing self found. You guys find the gear and share it among yourselves. Stay off the AH for a true Diablo experience!
Awesome game with the introduction of more classes. Bought it to play sporadically but definitely for the CE content.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The Collector's Edition of Diablo III offers some of the best artwork I've ever seen. The statue of Diablo and the other content is just fabulous. It really adds a distinctive touch to your game and your room. The soundtrack is amazing as well and the videos of the developers working behind the scenes are great. Everyone should buy this because of the amazing content it comes with which isn't available on the standard license.
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